If you've been convicted of speeding under Section 128 of the Highway Traffic Act and believe the conviction was unjust, there are legal options to challenge the decision. Understanding these options is important for navigating the appeal process...
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Have you received a traffic ticket in Ontario that you believe is unfair or issued in error? You have the legal right to appeal. In our video series, listen to the practice advice offered by experienced traffic ticket paralegal Ron Harper.
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How To Appeal A Traffic Ticket In Ontario
If you've found yourself with a traffic ticket conviction in Ontario, understanding how to appeal is crucial. The process varies based on whether the ticket involves a fine or is a summons to court. 1. Reopening Tickets with Fines If you have a traffic ticket...
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Can You Get a Speeding Ticket for Going Too Slow?
Yes, you absolutely can receive a ticket for driving too slowly in Ontario, though it won't technically be a "speeding" ticket. The Highway Traffic Act includes specific provisions that make it illegal to drive at speeds so slow that you impede or block the normal...
Can Police Run Licence Plates for No Reason?
The short answer is yes – police in Ontario can run your licence plate without needing a specific reason or suspicion of wrongdoing. This might seem surprising, but it's a reality of modern policing that raises important questions about privacy, surveillance, and your...
When Was the No Texting and Driving Law Passed in Ontario?
Ontario's no texting and driving law was officially passed on April 23, 2009, with Bill 118, but it didn't take effect until October 26, 2009. The province then provided a three-month education period before police began issuing tickets on February 1, 2010. This...





